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Analysing Plays: Stage Directions, Dialogue, and Dramatic Tension
Write critically about dramatic techniques used in a set play, referencing stagecraft and dialogue.
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Analysing Prescribed Literary Works Across Genres
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Understand the A-Level prescribed works requirements and develop the analytical skills to critically examine set texts across multiple genres, including comparing works thematically.
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Learning standards covered
MFL-2.15General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (UK A-Level) · Mfl · 11th Gradeappreciate, analyse and be able to respond critically in writing, in the language of study, to the works, taken from the prescribed list provided in the specification.
MFL-2.16General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (UK A-Level) · Mfl · 11th Gradethe list of literary works must include a range from at least two of the following genres: novels, series of short stories, plays, selections of poems, life writing (such as autobiography, biography, letters and journals)